It has been more than five decades since “The Twilight Zone” aired on CBS, a groundbreaking TV show that combined the elements of science fiction, drama and fantasy. Popular for being ahead of its times, the creation of Rod Serling was hailed by critics and the audience also loved its twist and turns.
And now the cult classic is back to the TV screens but with a difference. As per reports of The Wrap, CBS intends to bring some more twists while keeping the soul of the original series intact. It will partner with Interlude to create games where viewers will get the chance to alter and adapt the story as per their thinking and beliefs.
What is more, Ken Levine, the reputed game developer, will be directing the pilot interactive episode. He is
And now the cult classic is back to the TV screens but with a difference. As per reports of The Wrap, CBS intends to bring some more twists while keeping the soul of the original series intact. It will partner with Interlude to create games where viewers will get the chance to alter and adapt the story as per their thinking and beliefs.
What is more, Ken Levine, the reputed game developer, will be directing the pilot interactive episode. He is